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CNBC anchor Jim Cramer says he has tested positive for coronavirus after receiving a third dose of the Moderna vaccine. 

An NYPD Lieutenant has reportedly been transferred to a transit district after apparently receiving a lap dance from a rookie officer.

A Secret Santa gifted an Idaho man a $15,000 certificate for an all-terrain wheelchair as his $1 million gift-giving campaign continues.

A group of generous customers surprised a waitress at a Syracuse diner with a $1,400 tip on Saturday.

Rapper Drakeo the Ruler was fatally stabbed at the Once Upon a Time in LA concert on Saturday, according to a TMZ report.

 A Texas veteran was surprised with a $10,000 Home Depot gift card after her home was severely damaged during Winter Storm Uri in February. 

Upstate New York Democrat Legislator Anthony J. Arquiett was arrested earlier this month on cocaine possession and drunk driving charges.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer faces her latest coronavirus-related challenge as her state is currently unable to meet the demand of patients seeking monoclonal antibody treatments, according to a report from the Detroit Free Press.

A Kentucky family survived the catastrophic December 10 storms and tornadoes by taking refuge in a prefabricated underground storm shelter, according to WHAS 11.

A delivery woman allegedly ran over an elderly couple’s groceries and wrote, “f— the police” on the receipt after seeing a pro-police sign.

United Airlines banned a Florida man from flying after he wore a red thong as a mask while boarding a plane at Fort Lauderdale Airport. 

A Boston terrier is being hailed as a hero for alerting his owners that their infant daughter was struggling to breathe. 

Some 2.3 million pounds of fully cooked pork products distributed nationwide are being recalled by Alexander & Hornung, a Michigan-based subsidiary of Perdue Premium Meats Company Inc., over listeria concerns.

Nonprofit evangelical organizations are helping tornado survivors in the wake of devastation, as faith endures in affected communities.

Bowling Green Police arrested two men on suspicion of stealing property from a tornado-hit home in the Kentucky city, according to reports. 

95-year-old craftsman Ed Higinbotham works year-round in his home workshop making 300 wooden toys as gifts for local children.

Sheriff’s deputies in Maryland waded into cold waters “in 40-degree weather” to rescue a 25-year-old woman after her car became submerged in the Bush River, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO).

Supermarket juggernaut Kroger Co. is removing certain coronavirus benefits for unvaccinated employees to prompt them into receiving vaccinations, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

The Rackley family endures tremendous tragedy and heartbreak after a tornado ripped through their Missouri home on Friday, killing nine-year-old Annistyn and injuring her two younger sisters and parents.

A pair of missing Long Island teens were found sitting on a Manhattan subway station bench days after their disappearance on December 9. 

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s husband, Chasten Buttigieg, is upset the Biden administration’s freeze on student loans is soon ending.

A hero brought a grill, food, and water to tornado-rocked Mayfield, Kentucky, and started cooking for the town’s victims.

An Illinois mother mourns the loss of her son after he and five others died when a tornado rampaged through the Amazon warehouse in Illinois.

Families and survivors mourn in the aftermath of the tornado that ripped through a Kentucky candle factory on Friday.

A 14-year-old Wisconsin runner pushes her 15-year-old brother, who has cerebral palsy, in a wheelchair in high school cross country races.

The Chicago Tribune obtained a number of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) text messages that reveal combative interactions with aldermen.

Fordham University fired a professor after he mixed up two black students’ names and sent a peculiar email to students after the incident.

A Secret Santa spread Christmas cheer by giving away $30,000 in $100 bills to residents of the San Carlos Apache Tribal Lands in Arizona.

A California mother pleaded not guilty after she allegedly attempted to drown her four-year-old son in an irrigation canal in Yuba County.

A suspected thief punched a female NYPD officer in the face while he was apparently stealing goods from a Manhattan pharmacy, police say. 

Some 237,000 customers are without power in Kentucky and Tennessee after catastrophic tornadoes ripped through America’s heartland.

Tornadoes ripped through western Kentucky and neighboring states late-night Friday leaving more than 50 dead according to reports. 

A North Carolina man was crushed to death by a car on Wednesday evening while he was attempting to steal a catalytic converter, authorities say. 

A Kentucky woman has been charged with attempted murder after she allegedly doused a store clerk in gasoline and tried to set her ablaze.

Top retail CEOs are calling on Congress to pass legislation to curb the online sale of stolen goods in the wake of national looting sprees.

First responders rescued a young boy stuck in a concrete sewer pipe at a construction site in Fort Myers, Florida, on Monday night.